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| 1. What does an intern do
at Tri-State Actors Theater?
2. How can I become an intern at TAT? 3. What is required of me during an intern audition? 4. How can I learn about the times and places of TAT intern auditions? 5. If I am offered a position as an intern with Tri-State Actors Theater, may I accept it without my parents' permission? 6. As an intern, what is my obligation to TAT? 7. Will I know what roles I will be playing when I accept my internship? 8. Is the Intern Company open to everyone? 9. Is there a registration fee for interns? 10.Could I ever become a full-fledged
member of the Professional Company at TAT?
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| 1.What does an intern do at Tri-State Actors Theater? | |
As a member of the Intern Company, you will be expected to:
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| 2.How can I become an intern at TAT? | |
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| 3.What is required of me during an intern audition? | |
The aspiring performer who is auditioning
for the Intern Company will:
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| 4.How can I learn about the times and places of auditions? | |
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Auditons for the Intern Company will
be held at the historic Crescent Theater, Sussex, NJ, on Saturdays in May and June 2010.
Auditions are usually from 1PM-5PM on all audition Saturdays, but times may vary.
Auditions for the Intern Company are also announced
in the tri-state area newspapers; for example, The New Jersey Herald,
The Times-Union Herald, and The Pike County Dispatch. Flyers are sent
to many area schools, and posters are placed in neighborhood stores and
public areas to inform the public of auditions. In addition, radio and
TV cable public service announcements are made at the time of auditions.
Failing everything else, a prospective intern may check our web page
and/or
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| 5.If I am offered a position as an intern with Tri-State Actors Theater, may I accept it without my parents' permission? | |
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If you are offered an internship with TAT, and you are 18 years of age or older, you do not need your parents' permission. If you are younger than 18; however, it is absolutely essential that your parents give you written permission to join the Intern Company. |
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| 6.As an intern, what would be my obligation to Actors Theater? | |
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Your obligation to TAT is spelled out in a Letter-of-Agreement( |
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| 7.Will I know what roles I will be playing when I accept my internship? | |
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You are accepting an internship (a) based on TAT's philosophy of artistic collaboration (working in an "ensemble"with other theater artists) and (b) to learn practical theater art through apprenticeship. Thus, when you join the Intern Company, you may or may not know the roles you will be assigned during the season. Many of the intern roles are cast only after the artistic director and other professional staff have had an opportunity to work with the interns. |
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| 8. Is the Intern Company open to everyone? | |
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The TAT Youth Intern Company is generally open to anyone 13 - 18 years of age, who demonstrates potential talent, is willing to learn and work hard to achieve the highest possible artistic standards in theater. We absolutely deplore racial, religious, sexual or other forms of discrimination. |
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| 9. Is there a registration fee for Interns? | |
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The fee for joining the Intern Training Program is currently $185.00 (subject to change without notice). We offer a limited amount of financial aid to intern candidates who are unable to pay this fee when joining the Intern Company. If you need help or an extension, please tell us rather than withdrawing because of lack of funds. |
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| 10. Could I ever become a full-fledged member of the Professional Company? | |
| Many of our interns have become journeymen actors, and then moved up to full status as a member of the Professional Company. |
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YOUNGSTERS,
TEEN ACTING CLASSES, |
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TEENAGED
PERFORMERS, ages 13-17 Maximum enrollment: 10 Students. Spring class will
begin April 12, 2010 with one 2 hour session per week, 5PM-7PM. Total of 10 sessions. Final class,
June 28.
Taught by Artistic Director and teacher
Paul
Meacham.
Class will learn skills of acting, work on monologues and 2-character
scenes, with individual instruction for every student. Register Now - Apr.15.
Fee: 230.00 |
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ADVANCED ACTING
WORKSHOP ages 18 and up
Maximum enrollment:
10 Students. Under the
direction of
Tara Bowles,
professional actor and teacher, for adults with or without acting
experience. Stella Adler Technique. Scene study.
7-9PM. Workshops will
be held once a week, 7PM-9PM, on Monday* for a total of ten sessions,
April 12, 2010 -
June 28. Register Now - Apr.15, 2010.
Fee: $260.00. |
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CHILDREN'S
CLASSES, ages 6-12 Maximum
enrollment: 10 Students. Under the instruction of Patricia Meacham,
theatre professional and teacher. Individual attention to each student; creative dramatics, games,
Parents Participation Day. Fall classes run April 17 - May 22. Total of six sessions.
Registration NOW, -
April 20, 2010.
Fee:
$190.00. |
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Interested parents, teens, and adults may contact Tri-State Actors Theater via E-mail at tristateactorstheater@tellurian.com, or call the Crescent Theater, 973-875-2950. [Home] |
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